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(The fuornittn fftcirsi. FKI15AY. DECEMBER 31, 1880. (Scat nift rial. SAVANNAH NlKKEr. OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, I Savannah, December 3), 1850, 4 p. u. ) Oottox.—The market opened at 10 a. m. oulot and unchanged. At 1 p. m. became at^sdv, find closed at 4 p. m. without change. The sales were 1,317 bales. We quote: .rijddhag l iir 12^ Getod Middling 11% Middling 11% Low Middling un* G.>-w1 Ordinary jjK Hka Istaxds.—Th* market was very quiet ami uuchang -d, with no sales reported. We ** ij krr.s and C tmu'in Georgias 21^25 Common Flnridas. Medium FloridftS Good Florida.** Medium fine Florida* Fine Fiori i^s Extra fine Florida* . . 28 . 29 30 31 ..nominal 32 ..nominal 33Q34 il i£ i ll% s* < < . r ll* : wy - 3* • ? VB : HZ : ir-q S 4 £:2 =? i gs % &■ s g-jp s § s s a 1 SS3 i s* i g: — g * I X *?§ 1 s qi Kjuiry. me sales were about 184 barrels at unchanged prices. We Quote: ikiminCLi Y? Fair 5 Good *%*£*% Prime K ° n ^T 7 *5e»l « Carolina crop 1 40 Naval Stores —The market for rosins was strong for tin* common grade*, with bur little offering and holder* asking higher. 8ales none Spirits turpentine was very firm, with a good demand, the market closing with holders ask- l ig higher The sales were 100 barrels of regu lars at 4-^c Receipts for the day 1.360 bar rels rosin and 46 barrels «pirit* turpentine, and the exports 40 barrels rosin. We quote rosins noruiually: D SI IS. E SI 53, F $1 |»5, G $1 7Y SI 90. , £2 10, K 92 37VI. * N S2 87J4 window glass $3 25. Spirits turpentine, and whtekrs 41J%c.. regulars 42J4c. FiXAXCixh.—sterling laxcnatice—8irty day bills. *At{,h bibs Lading attached, $4 75<&4 ““ New York sight exchange buying at 3-16 per rent, discount, and selling at 116 per cent, dis count to par. ttTooxs a.vo Eo::r>*. — City Honda. — Market quiet. Atlanta 7 per cent.. 106 bid, 1C “ asked: Atlanta 6 per cent., 101 bid, 102 mr.ked: Atlanta S pai c^ut., 1J0 bIJ. Ill asked Augusta 7 pci cent. V!7 bid. 11# asked. Au gustn * per cent. 102 hid. 103 asked. Colum bus r>per cent.. bW bid. 90 asked. Macon Sper cent., '*7 bln. 10 » aderd. New Savauuah 3 per cent. 88)4 bid. 88->4 asked. tJtate Honda.—Market quiet Georgia r.ew 1'o.lftft, 110)4 bid. 111 asked: Oeorgla ft per pent..coupons Feb. and Ang., maturity IbSOana 1886, lOu^iiCTbid, lOlaldtf asked; Georgia mort- rwp) ou w. A A. Railroad regular 7 per cent, coupons January and July, maturity 1888,111 bid, 1*2 asked: Georgia7 per cent, gold,cou pons quarter^', 113 bid, 114 asked: Georgia 7 per cent, coupons January and July, maturity 1896. 120 bid. 121 asked. Railroad Hoiui*—Market quiet. Atlan tic A Gulf 1st mortgage consol 'dated t*T tent., coupons January anu July, matu rity 189?, 112 bid. 1!3 asked. Atlantic £ Ghilf endorsed city of Savannah 7 percent., con pous Jan. ano July, maturity 1879. b7 bid. 70 nskKl. Central consolidated mortgage 7 per cent., coupons January and July, maturity 1593, 115 bid. 116 naked. Uoorgiafi per cent., cou pons Jan. and July, maturity, 104 bid. 105 ■•masked. Mobile & Girard 2d mort gage endorsed 6 per cent., coupons duo. and July, maturity 1880. 117 bid. 118 asked. Montgomery and Eu faula 1st mortgage 6 poi cent., end. by Central Kail road, US bid, 106 naked. Charlotte. Co lumbia A August a 1st m'fg'M. 109 Md. 110 asked; Charlotte, Columbia £: Augusta 2d mortgage, 98 bid. 101 asked. We.-.ttrn Alabama 1st mortgage ei dor^d8percent., c ipons April and October maturity, 115 •'id. 116 asked: Western Alabama 2d mt'go, end. 8 per cent., 115 bid. 116 asked South ueori.ia «r Florida en lorsed, 112 old, 113 asked: South Georgia & Florida 2d mort gage, 100 bid. 101 AHke< Railroad StocKB.—Market quiet. Augusta <£ Savannah 7 per cent, guaranteed. ex dividend. 114 hid. 115 asked. Central com mon. ex-dividend, 1T7J4 bid. 1079$ asked. Ow- g.a eomrnon, ex dividend, 114 bid, 115 Asked. Southeastern 7 r*er cent, guaranteed, ex-di- vldend. 110 bid, 110J4 asked. Bacon.—Tim market lirmer. we quote: Ba con, clear rib t^e.: shoulder*, none drp pa it.* 1 clear rib sides ~%c.; long clear, TXfc. ; h«um. 11>4»*. ... . Bagging axd Tie.**.—Market easy; demand light; etock ample. >Ve quote: Twvand a quarter-pounds at ; two-pounds jjtxc ; one-uiid-thre • quarter-pound*, at lO^c. Iron Tie* - Si 00 bundle, a'*cordiug to brand and quantity. Pieced ties. $l 50&1 60. Duv Goons. -The market very stron .. ».tooki* moderate. We quote: Prime, ZW-'ftZc.; Georgia brown shirting, %. j 1 *:* ; 16 oo , b^c ; 4 4 brown sheeting. 7>^e.; white osaiburgs. 9^ Xou.-.; checks, S^-S’^c.: yarns, J1 00 for best mala-.**: brown dril lags. S -Market unsettled; stock ample: do- ■ We quote: Superfine, F>< 0i&5r~ y, $S 25r "" ‘ Flour. mand good. We qu J1. i^P| -I extra, 75^6 00: fancy, $8 250,9 00: family, $, 50fit6 75; extra family, 57 00(^7.25; bakers’, $7 25(ip7 50. ^ t ^ Grain —Corn -M irkc-t steady: s*tock amp;e. Vhlta roarJVSc.; " ixed p c- Oats Kiueh. Wool, etc.—Hides—Steady and in good (ieinar.d; reciipts itaproviug. We quote: Dry Hint J5c ; saltea, ll^loc Wool—Receipts light: n-thing doing: wo quote: Unwashed, free of burr*, prime lote, 28c.; burry wool, 10® 2>c. Tailoiv.be.; wax, 20c.; deer skins, 40c.; otter skins, 25e.©$4 09. Hay.—Market firm: stock light; fair de mand We our.r-e, at wholesale: Northern, none ’ in market; Eastern, Si lOQil 23; West ern. SI —0(3,1 25. Lard.—me market is firm. We quote: In tlercra, tab, and kMp, 8ii.T—Tliestock iarKe; demsoa rood: mar ket Strons-r. We quote: f. o. b.. Wc. per car load; 90c.©SI 00 at retaU-and drayose. KBEiaftTS. Lci&SK.—bv Sail.—There is a good present eilpplv of coaotwdse toon .go. Cut Setters to arrfre are readily made at quotation*. ' ossels ore wanted for Bpaun.ii ports, hut we. hear of no other otfaht.ro business -'SfennK. We quote: To Uaitimore and Clieaspsake porta, Jo .5 Ci6 SO; to Fuiladelphia. ,s 00; to fseir yo-k an t Sound ports. vO 0t»®7 1)0: to Boston an 1 eastward, $7 J°® s <“■ *? St. John, N. B.. i-i 00; [Timber from SI 00 to $1 W higher than lumber rates]; to the West Indies and wiudward. nominal: to South America aiy 00- to SpanLsli ports,. 514 oo^it u): to United Kingdom f6r orders timber d«a., ium- ber £5 0s <i.-.A'o 10s. V rum 50c. to *100 addi tional is pai 1 here for change of loading port. NaraL Stores.—Soil.—Kosin and spirits, 4a to a. u, United Kingdom or Oonlinent: m New York 40c. oil rosin, ale. on spirits. Steam —To New York, rosing 4hc.. spirits Wc.; Philadelphia, rusln 3*>e ; ; sp^as ^oc.; to Bol- r ... — , - , *nI5c.3BC| H4R&ETS BY TKLK44RA FSI. • NOON RETORT. riXAXCiA V. I.oyooN. D^comber 30, 2:30 p. m.—Eri^, 32. 3:09 p. m.—Erie. Paris, December 30, 2:30 p. m.— Rentes, 84f STHc. laONDoN. December 00, 2^10 p. m.—Specie de creased £53,000. Niiw York., December 30.—8tocks opened strong. Money at 6 per cent. Exchanire—long. $4 W>$; short, $4 83. State booda dull. Got ernment bend* quiet. OOTTOV. Liverpool December 30. — Cotton opened steady; middling uplands. 6 ll-16d; middling Orleans; 6 13 19d; sales 12,000 haler, for specu lation and export 2,U90 bales; receipts 9,9(0 bales, of which 6.350 bales are American. Futures opened with offerings free; middling upland?, low middling clause, deliverable in Decamber, 25-32d; deliverable in Decem ber ani January, 6?id: deliverable in January and February, fee'll deliverable in March and April, 6 27-32d: deliverable in April and May, 5)4i ; deliverable in May and June, 0 29-32d. Wales for the week 33,000 bales—American 23.5X1 holes; speculation, 9,490 bale-*: export 2,500 bales: actual exports, 9,190 bales: im ports, 70,000 bales—American, 67,000 bales; stock, 478.000 boles—American, 369 000; afloat 391.000 bales—American. 353.000 bales. 1:30 p. m.— Middling uplands, middling Orleans, 6$fjd. Futures: Middling uplands, 1 .w middling clause, deliverable in March and April.Q 18-I6d New Yoke, December 3J.—UotPjn market opened quiet; soles 254 bales: middling up lands, lll&c: middling Orleans. 12V6 -. Futures—3larket opened s.eady, with sal*^* as follows: December. 11 tOi: January. 11 91c: February. 12 16c; March. 12 35:; April, 12 4‘ic: May, 12 60c. PROVIBIOMS. OROCKHIES. RTT. Livkrtool, December -TO.—Lard, 46s. N Yoke, December *73.—flour opened quiet but steady. Wh«er active and higher. * -»rn quiet. Pork dull, $12 50. Lard strung at 8 95c for steam rendered. Spirits turpentine. 45^c. P.ostr, |1 60 for strained. Freights weak. OtLTiMOKc, December 30.—Flour dull and weak: Howard street and Western super fine. f-3 3u&4 00; extra. $4 25^5 00: family, ?3 232^6 00; c ty mills superfine, J3 50^.4 00. ditto extra, $4 35^5 09; difo family, gfi 25® h 50: Uio brands. *6 0u&6 12; Pataosco family, %7 25. Wheat—Southern nominal In absence of receipts; Western higher and firm; Southe r, red, 81 10j}l 15; ditto amber, $1 16&1 a); No. 2 Western winter red on th-snot and Decern- •>*r delivery, SI 14#; January delivery. 11 <?f.l 14t$: Februsry delir**ry. Si 17H<&1 176^: March delivery, $1 19«&1 20. Corn—Southern sternly for yellow, white stronger: Western higher but quiet; Southern white, 51c; yellow, 4 Wo. EVENING liEPORl. VIMiXCUt I/O? don. December 30, 4:30 p. m.—Erie. 52i*. PARis.December 30.—Specie increased 12,880,- 000 francs in gold, anl decreased 3,959,109 francs In silver. .new Yore. December 39.— Bloaey at 3&G per cent. Exchange, $4 80J4 for sixty days. L.ov- ernraent bonds strom*: new flv.w tcoupon),102; new four per cents (coupon; 1’2; new four and a half per cunts (coupon), 113J4. State bonds Domlnal. ^Stocks closed buoyant and higher, as follows: New York Central. Erie Lake 8hore. ex div. - Illinois Central Nashville and Chattanooga. Louisville and Nashville Pittsburg Chicago and Northwestern *• “ ** preferred Wabash, 3t. Louis and Pacific •* •« *• “ preferred Memphis and Chariest OB Rock Island, ex div Western Union Alabama. Class A, 2 to 5 Class A, small Class B, 5s Class C, 2 to 5 Georgia. 6s Ye, mortgage 7s. gold Louisiana consols North Carolina, old Tennessee, 6s ** new. Virginia, 6s funding.... special tax. ...154H 1SBJ4 88 128U M-K 141 4H ... :: A k ... 73 ... 76 ... 57 ... 87* ...197 .. 112 ...115 ... ts* • ^ ...20 ditto, pocked. Vand?*4C. 6c: clear rib sides. 8c. Hams. Lard, I rrfined, in uerees. 9V*c. Coffee firm; Rio car goes. ord/narr to fair.ll^®’3!«jc. Pugar firm; A soft, 9?ic. Whisky quiet, fl lb 1 17. Tmighia f quiet. I Loyrsviu.K. December 30.— Flour easier; ex tra, $1 2jQ,3 50; choice to fancy, *0^6 50. Wheat stead;.- and Arm at 55c©$ 1 00. , /Corn firm at 46c. Oats In fair demand at 37c. J Pro I visions—Pork active and a shade hightr. $13 CO I <0,13 50. Lard steady at 8}£c. Bulk meats easi I er; shotildet^*, 4*-ic: sides. 67j"-. Hams, sugar I cured. 9^4^102. Whisky steady. f WiLXiNoroN, December 30 —Spirits turpen- I cine firm at 43c. Rosin firm at $1 45 for I strained; $1 59 for good strained. Tar steady I at $1 40. Crude turpentine firm; hard, f 1 W>; J yellow dip. $2 80; vtrgla, $2 SO. Com un- | changed. -mrflUlnal. ^btpplnfl SntclUgrnrf. MINIATURE ALMANAC—THI3 DAT. Sr> liuxs 7:04 I Sex Sets 4:56 I High Water at Ft Fclaset. .7:10 am. T :23 pm f •* conho’.idated lf-5 ** deferred 15 212 Fort Wayne 1Z7 Chicago and Alton 151 fTarlem (offered > 2 «0 Michigan Central, ex div 12596 bt. Paul H4*a preferred —- 124 Delaware and Lackawanna 10994 New Jersey Central Reading 52}r£ Ohio and Mississippi 3S>A Mobile and Ohio 9-J4 Hannibal and bt. Joseph 4396 Union Pacific 1129£ Houston and Texas 72 Pacific Mail 53}j AdaniK Express I2i» Wells* Fargo 117 American Express.. 63V£ [Unltrd States Express ...52 Consolidated Coal 33 Quicksilver 13 *• preferred (offered >. 52>m Bub-Treasury balances: Com. $74 292,043; cur rency, 23,985,372. New Ooluhs, December 30. -Exchange, Nea York sight, par; sterling, 54 COTTON. I iverpool, Deceml»er 80,4:30 p. m.—Futures: Middling uplands, low middling clause, deliver able in February ant March, 6 23 32J; deliver able in April and May, 6 27-323; deliverable In May and June, 6?£d. Sales of American 9,700 bales. 5:!5 p. m.—Futures dull. .NivYore.December 80. —Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands, 11 ; middling Orleans. 12(4?: sales 32) bales; net receipts 6.5 bC i:-*: ttoss receipts bales. Futures closed steady, with sales of [115,000 bales, as follows: December, 11 83© 11 85c: January, 11 86c: February, 12 06^tl2 07c; March. 12 2f.c; April. 12 10c: May. 12 52® 12 51c: une. 12 63^12 6lc; July. 1271^12 72c. Galveston, Deoembvr 30.—Cotton firm; middling ll>ii:; low middling ICf^c; good or dinary net receipts 2.201 bales; grows re ceipts — bales; sales 1,210 bales; stock 118,176 bales. Nortole,December SO— Cotton nominal; mid dling ll^c: net receipts 3,326 bales; grt*ss re ceipts — bales; sales 264 bales; stock 53,722 bales; exports coast* Ise £63 bales. Baltimore, December 30.—Cotton firm; middling 119ic; U»w middling 11 Jtfo: good ordi nary l(>*K’i uet receipts — bales: gro^s re ceipts 154 bales; sales 1,6« 0 bales; sales to spin ners 6i» bales; stock 37,943 balsa; exports coast wise 380 bales. BoreoK, December 8J.—Cotton steady; mid dling 12c; low middling 119s*j; good ordinary tlmore'roaia 10S.. spirit? 75c.ggY.Boston, rosin 45c.. spirits 50c. 8TRAV. ^ OOTTON— . " Liverpool, direct Bremen, direct •••••• • • • • Liverpool, via New York, y ® - - • Liverpool, via BaLitnore, B>... Llveniool, via Boston. W tb : - - • Liverpool, via Philadelphia, r 1 ® Ant-Terj>, > i t Philadelphia. V ^ - ll»»re. Tin S-w iuj*. V B>..• Brem-n, via?>ew lork f B Brenicn. vn. Balt.more. Amsieraam. via New io.k, p Boston. ^ bal“. Sea Island. bale New York. V '-ale Rea Island. ^ bale Philadelphia. 9 bale 1 M Sc*a Isl i«J. ^ J *2 Baitin'.-.!•«, V 1 **' Provideuce, ¥ 2 00 Tonnage in good request and scarce, conse quently raU-s are partly noininaL I/ivenxxd nominal Bremen nominal Continent Baltic Rice , . *1 vi New York, V barrel 60 Philadelphia. caak 1 50 Baltimore, y cask J •*; Boston, t 3 cask 1 * 5 COUNTRY PRODUCE. «1 25 50 %d K<1 18-3 d 15^d Q;2 25 2 *>3 - $ 15 90 Turkeys, alive. V P' :r Grown Fowls. V P»ir Half-grown. V pair. ••• — ••••• Three-quart<*rs grown, cf pair Dress turkeys, V to - • Dressed chicken-*, Ha' Eggs, country, doz Batter, oonntry, V ••••••*; • Peanuts, Tennes.-eo, p bushel. ** hand-picked Virginia, V bu. 1 •» Florida P-ugor, t? * Florida Syrup, ^ gallon -5 Honey. ^1 gallon - ™ Sweet Potatoes, bushel ... .» Poultry.—The market fully supplied, a car load arriving weekly, and demand good. Egos.—duppl.v very small; goon demand. Butter—a good demand for a first-class article; stock light. . . . Peanuts.— Market well supplied; demand ^Sytiup.—Georgia and Florida in fair demand and supply. , _ ., ... Sugar.—G'orgia and Florida scarce, with ight demand. 25 45 75 iUAKKFD BY MAIL. Charleston. December 29.—Rice.—A mode rate i -quiry prevailed, with rather more tone to the market. Sales 1V) 11 roes clean Carolina. We quote: Common 4V£a49£c . fair 5a59$c., low good 5Ua59fic.. high £oed ^ 696c. Carolina rougn nee is quoted at 90c a $120 per bn*hel for Inland and fl JOal 40 per buahei lor tide water qualities. Naval 8roRE3.-lhe receipt- were 186 ca^ks gplrits turpentine and 851 barrels rosin. There was a quiet market for rosins, and there were no transaction* announced. Previous rates were $1 55 per barrel for C I». $1 69 for E $1 63 for F, Si 75 for Q, $1 90 for H, $2 15 for L $2 50 for K $2 75 for M $3 for N. and $3 25 for w'indow glare. Spirits turpentine in dec«an 1: nales 110 casks at 41 per gallon for regulars. Crude turpentine ie valued at $2 80 per barrel for yellow dip, and $1 80 for scrape.—New and Courier. 094c; net receipts 1,738 bales; gross receipts ?,t*00 bales; sales — bales; stock 2,388 bales. Wilmington, December 30.—Cotton quiet but steady; middling U9£o* low middling 10 15-16c; good ordinary 10c; net receipts 2;0 bales; gross receipts — bales: sales — bales: stock 13,983 bales; exports to Great Britain '.61 bales. PaiLAOKLPHiA, December 30.— Cotton quiet: middling 12Vic: low middling 119£c; goou or dinary 10V$3; net receipts 286 bales: gross re ceipts 998 bales: sales — bales; sales to spin ners 520 bales; stock 13,250 bales. New Orleans. December 30.— Cotton opened firmer; now quieter; middling llV£c: low mid dling lb9sic; good ordinary 10c; net receipts 111 bales; gross receipts 7,531 balvs: sales 12,5u0 bales; stock 293,042 bales; exports, to Great Britain 5,658 bales, to France 8,401 bale?, coastwise 1,850 bales. Mui; jK, December 3P.—Cotton quiet but steady; middling UVtc; l^w middling J(%c; good ordinary 10c; net receipt* 4-3 bates: gross rtjeeipts 423 bales, sales 1.0C10bales;stock bales; exports coastwise 1,550 bales. Ms-uruis, December 30.—Colton steady; mid dling HV4c; net receipts 2.044 boles: shipments 632 bales: saW 4.953 bales: stock 87,317 bales. Augusta, December30.—Cotton quiet: mid dling 11V£:; low middling 10%c; good ordinary 9Vic; receipts 424 bales; shipments — bales; soles 2.'3 bales. Charleston, December 30.—Cotton steady; middling 1196c; low middling llJAc; good or dinary lOV^c; net receipts 2,173 bales; gross receipts — bale**; sales l.'iOO hales: stock 101,508 bales: exports to Great Britain 1,801 bales; coast wise 2,211 bales. New Yore, December 30.—Consolidated net receipts to-day for all cotton ports. 17,.?90 hales; exports, to Great Britain 14.450 bales, to the continent 9:4 boles, to France 8,410 titles. PROVISIONS. CROC ERIKS. ETC. Liverpool. December 30, 4:33 p. m.— Bacod, short dear middles. 58s 6d. New Yore. December 30.—Flour, boathem, clustd steady but quiet; common to fair extra, *4 75 A3 25: good to choice ditto. $5 3)££d fO. ,W). eat better: fair specuteilve business bin limited export trade: ungraded red, $1 06 4-^12*. Corn Vi'®He better and more active ungraded. 52l6®57c. Oats V6^9)C better; No 3,4 4(^4316^. Hops quiet; yearlings, choice, 14 ^20c. Coffee },c higher and firm : Maracaibo. 1 ^ 13c; Rio, in cargoes, liVd^MV^c. Sugar quiet but very firm; fair to good lefininp, . ^7-%c: prime, 7?6c; refined active end firm- standard A. 9&9>6c. Mola««es quiet and un changed. Rice steady, *i:h moderate inquiry. Rosin quiet but steady at $1 S0<J&1 S7V6. 3'ur l>«.-ntine quiet at 43V4®43Hc. Wool dull; do mestic fieece, 57©52c; Texas. 14*33 !c. Pork moderately active; old, for export. $:3. 51 d dies quiet but firm; long clear. 7 tOc lAr.l a trifie flnner but rather quiet at 8 93^9 U0c. Freiehts easier. Chicago, December 30—Flour dull and nominal. Wheat unsettled, generaPy higher: No. 2 red winter, 95c: No. 2 Chicago spring 9 % <&9.'V6c for ca.-h; yC5 H a;!.69ic for January ; 9b9$c for March. Com fairly active and a shade higher: 3696A3694C for cash; 37V4c for Febru ary; 42c for Ma-. Oats active and a shade higher; 30He f* r cash; 31c bid for February. Provisions—Pork fairly active and a shade higher; old. $1100. Lard steady, with a fair demon J at 8*4c. Bulk meats in good demand and a shade h gher; shoulders, 4 15c; abort clear. 6 95c. Wtuoky steady and unchanged. At close—Wheat higher, with heavy sales at 97c f-r January; 9896<2;98V6c for February. Corn. 379ac for February; 42H(^42*-ie for May. Oat*, 3f>V6® st,l 4^ for February- Pork. $12 60 for January. X,ard, 8 50&8 5^V6c for January. New Orleans, December 30.— Flour, high grades firmer, $4 87V*<&6 00. Corn firmer, 54® 55c. Oats firmer at 46®47c. Provisions—Pork, mess, old, $13 (0. Lard quiet but firm; refined, 9®954C. Bulk meats steady and in fair de mand. shoulders, packed 4 55(^4 00c; ribs, 'l^c. Bacon quiet, shoulders 59(&6c; clear 8v£c. Sugar cured hams in fair demand and steady at 9^10)4c. Whisky quiet at $1 10<Rl 16. Coffee quiet but firm; Rio, ll® 14V4c. Sugar in good demand; market firm; common to good common, 5H®59£c. prime to choice, 6Tj,^7c. Molasses easier; centrifugal, 20&40C. Rice stfeady and in fair demand, 4>4 ©6jqc. 8t. Louis. December 30.—Flour dull and un change.4. Wheat higher but slow: No. * red fall. 98V6Q989ic for cash; 98?6c for January; $1 0196^1 01for March. Oat* higher but slow; 30c for caah:32c bid for February. Whisky quiet at $1 11. Pork dull, $12 75 asked. Lard firm, 8 35c. Bulk meats nominally unchanged. Bacon dull; shoulders, 5 50Q6 00. Cincinnati, December 80.—Flour unchanged. Wheat strong and higher: No. 2 red winter, $1 0:&1 U5 Corn in active demand: No. 2 mixed, 42V4l$*3c. Oat* in fair demand; No. 2 mixed 35{&36c. Provisions—Pork dull, $!3 00. Lard steady at 8 47V6&& 60c. Bulk meats dull; shoulders, iHc\ ribs, 6J6c. Bacon dull and unchanged. Whisky quiet at $1 10. Sugar steady; hards, 10V44fcl096c; New Orleans. 6U<fc 7U»c. Hogs in fair demand; comm op. $4 ui© 4 35; light, $4 40^4 65; packing, $4 60&4 90. Baltimore. December 80.—oat*—no tranan* - tiona Provisions dull and unchanged: M^h*» pork, $13 25. Bulk meats—loose, ahoulde: Fhidat, December 81, 1530. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship Win T^wrenee. March, Baltimore I —Ja* B We -t A Co. Steamer Florida. Whitesides, Jacksonville and | way landings-J N Harriman. Manager. Steamer David Clark. Hallows. Fernandlna | and way landings—J N Harriman. Manager. ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE TESTER DAY. Steamship Juana (Sp), Gastanaga, to load | for Europe—Chas Gieen A Co. ARRIVED UP FROM TY3EE YESTERDAY. I Bark Mercur fNorl, Frevold, to load for Eu- roi»e—A Full&rton & Co. ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY. S< hr Carrie Levis, Hupper, Boston, with I mdse to order; tey-sel to Master. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship City of Savannah. Fleetwood. Now i York—G M Sorrel. Steamship Troubadour (Br), Box. Sebasto pol— Knoop. Frericlis &. Co. Ship Marianne Nottebohai, Nairn, Liverpool P-Holst 4 Co. 1 SAILRD YESTERDAY. Steamship Cate City, New York. (Not pre viously.) Steamship City of Savannah. New York. Brig Antonio Llasat (Sp), Barcelona. 8chr Tho* J Martin, l harleston. S<*hr Nellie T .Morse, Sat ilia hirer. Schr A P Nowell, Kernaotlina. Schr Winner, Georgetown, S C. MKMOPwAHDa. By Telegraph to the Mornino Ackm. Ttbex. December 30, 7:10 p m—Passed out, team ships Gate Citv, City of Savannah, brig Antonio Llmfiat (Sp). schr* Nellie T Morse, The* J Martin, A P Nowell, and one unknown. Passed up, rteamship Wm Lawrence. At anchor, waiting, bark Landseer <Br». Wind W, 4 miles; clear. New York, I’ecetnbei-30—Arrived out, Aus tria, Mosel, Ocean. Bellingham; Stanxrore, from New OrLans at Liverpool. Arrived, strs Westphalia, State of Nebraska, Athoa. Homeward, Monarch, Charleston. Later-Arrived, steamships Algiers, from New Orleans; Charleston, from Charleston; Richmond, from Norfolk. Rotterdam, December 30— Sailed 2Sth, bark Cons giio, Pensacola. Bremen. December 30—Soiled 28th, bark Freihandel. New Orleans. Havre. December c0—Sailed 28th. bark Marco Polo, New Orleans. Liverpool, December i0—Saiied *:ttb, Lark Jas Bain. Norfolk. Sables d Olonne, December 30—Arrived 27th, bark Honor, New Orleans. Amsterdam, December 30—Arrived 29th, banc Bwerver, Savannah. Dover, December30—Arrived, bark Frank, Wilmington. Fortress Mouroe, December 30—The email , West Indian mao of-war Havlian, from Port I Royal, passed Itrihe Capes for Pliiladolaliia in ! tow. 1 —- A SURE CL KJE fbr all the fur which it is recommended, and always perJeeBy toft in the hands of even the most Inexperienced persons. PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER la rerrmmendrd by JPkyitnana, Minittrrt, Mivimarin, Mmaoen of J\actortea. WorkSkopa, ana ttantatioru. Surat* in Iln*piioU—in fhort by errrybndy emyvhtre who has ever given it a trial, IT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF FORTY YEARS* TRIAL, a | pj 11 | f* r% should have a place in every theory, machine-shop, I M £V I W La 9os and mill, on every farm and plantation, and In every household, ready i**r immediate use not only for accident*, cuts, bruises, sores, etc., but In cape of sudden sickness of any kind. ja a ni af g | | F“ i* the well-tried and trusted friend of all who want K M I E « I Ln In Eoi 1% a anre and anle mnllrlne which can be freely v faitenially or externally without fear of harm and with certainty of relief. Its price brings it within the reach of all: and it wiil annually save many times its la doctors' bills. For sale bv all druggists at A>e. Me. airl $1.00 per bottle. PERRY DAVIS A. SON, Proprietors. Providence, R. I. mbl2F.MAW.lv Cry ©oofls, 4c. B. F. McKENNA. HOLIDAY («IF r bailee all!. Savannah, Florida and Waslern Railway. 0 5 and after SUNDAY. May 23d, 1880, Pae- senger traitor this Rood will ru. M follow*- eight ELFarra Laava Savannah daily at Arrivo at Js«upda:iy oi . . Arriv? a: Thomarvi»j«> *.afly a THE GREAT APPETIZER AND SERE CERE >rld. By adding to TOLU ROCK and RYE APPETIZER and TONIC, for general and FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. The most acceptable preparation in the known world little LEMON JUICE, you have an EXCELLENT AF «, family use. The immense and increasing sales and the numerous testimonials received daily are the best evidences of its virtues and popularity. Put up in QUART size bottles, giving MOKE for the money than any article in the market. ( 1 1 TT I j | V ..Don’t l>e deceived by unprincipled dealors who try to palm off upon L I xv • you common Rock and Rve in pla.-e of our TOLU ROCK end RYE, which is the only medicated article made, the genuine haring a government stamp on each bottle. Extract from Report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, I Washington, D. C., January 26, 1880. ) Messrs. Laurence tt Martin, 111 Madison street. Chicago. III. : Gkntuxmen—This compound, in the opinion of this office, would have a suffld-nt quantity of »he BaSAM OF TOLU to give it all the advantages ascribed to this article in pectoral com plaints. while the whisky and (he syrup constitute an emulsion, rendering it an agreeable reme dy to the patient. Compounded according to tbe formula, it may properly be classed a* a medicinal preparation und-.*r the provisions of the U. 8. Revised Statutes, and when so stamped, may be sold by druggists, apothecaries and other peisons without rendering them liable to j»ay I*ecial tax as liquor dealers. Yours respect fully. ^Signed) GREEN B. RAUM. Commissioner. LAWRENCE & MARTIN. Proprietors, Chicago, Ills. II. MYERS <JC BRO., Agents for Savannah and the State of Florida. Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Dealers everywnere. For sale by SOLOMONS & CO. and LI PPM AN BIH IS., who will supply the trade at manufacturers’ prices. seplO-F, MAWly ^Pbiskry. By Mad. New York. December 27-Cleared, schooner I Mary E Graham, Powell. Jacksonville Barcelona. December 21 —Arrived, steamship Irene Morris (Br), Moffatt, Savannah. Dartmouth, December 27— Arrived, steam ship Farnley (Br), Appleton, Savannah for Reval. Glasgow. December 27—Arrived, bark Kar-I lien iSw). Noidfeldt. Savannah. Mayagucz, P R, December 8-In port, schr I Mabel F Staples, Dickson, for Brunswick, Ga. to sail about lxth. 1 Port Spain, December I- fc'maJl. Fetnandina. WM. M. DAVIDSON, -Sailed, brig Aicot, Norfolk, December 26-Put in for coal, steain- '•i*P Nufcva Ponce (Sp). Echevarria, Fernan- diua for United Kingdom. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Xastere or ves£e»s omvmg at this port having any special reports to make will please send them to me. Vessels leavin' port wiil be fur- niahed with files of the Mooning News free on application at this office. _ J. H. ESTILL, ^nt New York Associated Press. Uffi ^ 3 :taker street. Barbados. December 1!—In consequence of the prevalence of yellow lever at Guadal *upe. Martinique and St ''inoent. vessels arriving from these ports will, until further notice be placed in quarantine for a period or 23 days from the dare of departure, if no disease develop-, itself during that time. RECEIPTS. Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway I December 30—233 bales cotton. 1 car wood i| car cotton rcei, CG2 bbls ros'n. 46 bbls spirit* I turpentine, J bbl liauor. 66 bbis syrup, 7!) sacks I rough rice, 1 hales hides, 110 boxes and 6 bbJs I fruit, and md=e. [ Per steamer David Clarlc. from Brunswick and way landings—15 bale*, upland cotton. 668 bbls rosin. 2 sacks seed cotton, 180 sacks rough rice, 1 bale hides, 6 pkgs mdse. 1 EXPORTS. Per steamship Cltv of SavaunAh. for New I <>rk- 2.890 bal(*8 upland cotton, 40 bbls naval stores, 117 sacks < otton seed oil cake, 204 pkgs oranges. 20 tons pig iron, and mese lVr steamship Troubadour (Bn. for Sebasto pol— 5.C0J bales upland cotton, weighing 2 431 398 pounds—Knoop. Frerichs & Co. ’ }-er ship Marianne Nottebohm. for Liverpool I ■8,928 bales upland cotton, weighing 1,905 168 I pounds; 142 bait^0 sea island cotton, weighing I 51,434 pounds. * * * 158 BRYAN STREET, Established in 1S44, and Sole Agent of JOHN GIBSON’S SON & CO.’S Celebrated tfonoiigaliela, Wheat, Rye & Bourbon Whiskies. I have now on band a full line of above WHISKIES, and ani prepared to sup ply tbe trade at BOTTOM PRICES, either from store in tbe city or by direct ship ment from Philadelphia. Tbe house of MESSRS. john ciBsoars son * co. ia too well known to comment upon, being known and rightly appreciated in | business circles throughout the length and breadth of the land. W3X. >t. DAVIDSON, 83-Lf AGENT FOR THEIR CELEBRATED WHISKIES. HANDSOME lsEFUL. R e*l car LACK H 4.NP2LER- DUCHX88K CHIEFS, Real Ducheain LACE SCABf'S. Handsome Imitation LACS B—ND r, "R- CHIEFS. Fine Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, Hematitched and Plain. Fine Linen IIANDKEBCH.KFS, H. b. and Colored Bordera Children's H. 8. and Colored Border HAND KERCHIEFS. Rich Colored Brocaded SILK HANDKER CHIEF^. Heavy White 8ILK HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladle*' and Gentlemen's HANDKERCHIEFS E ut up in fancy boxae.and Ladies’ sets CGL- ARS and CUFFg put up In fancy boxes, making beautiful pre-ents. Ladies' and Children’s Fine French Ribbed, solid color and Fancy HOSIERY. Ladies’ and Children’s French NOVELTY HOSIERY. Ladies’ and Children’* English HOSIERY, Plain and Fancy. Gentlemen’s French Ribbed solid color HALF HOSE. Gentlemen’s French NOVELTY HALF HOSE. Gentlemen's English HALF HOSE, Plain and Fancy. Gentlemen'* and Boys’ Handsome SATIN and SILK NECKWEAR. Ladles' Handsome White MUSLIN NECKTIES. Lace and Embroidered ends. Ladies' Handsome SILK NECKTIES. Lad-os' Handsome LACE FICHUS. Ladies’ LINEN COLLARS, new styles. Children's Handsome SAILOR COLLARS. Ladies' Seamless lieal KID GLOVES. Children's KID GLOVES, in dark and opera shades Gentlemen's KID GLOVES. SATIN DAMASK, Irish Linen NAPKINS and DOYLIES. SATIN DAMASK, Irish Linen TABLE DAM ASKS Turkey Red, Oil Color, Table Damasks NAP KINS and DOYLIES. Raw Silk TABLE and PIANO COVERS, Raw Silk TIDIES. Handsome ZEPHYR WOOL EMBROIDERED TIDIER Handsome LACE TIDIES. French NOV LTY DRESS GOODS. Handsome ALL-WOOL FRENCH PLAIDS Handsome ALL-WOOL FRKNC.4 HANDKER CHIEF SUITS, and a great variety of Plain and Figured DRESS GOODS, in handsome colors, textures and di French and other COR8ETS ia a variety of models. CLOAKS aud DOLMAN8. 4:30 *. X 7:20 y. u 6220 A. ■ Arrive at BainbHcge dally at * Arrive %x Albany daily at *2® A. * Arrive at Lire Oak daily of ^ *- * Arrive at Tall*haeae* dolly at rriva at Jackaonville daily at ave Tallahassee dally at.... -.re Jacksonvfiie daily at... ve Live Oak dally a: . -e Albany dafly at ueAve 'I'humafivfite daily at... Leave Jcezp daily at Arrive at Savannah dafly at... No change of oara between Savannah end Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany. Pullman Palace Sleeping Care daily between Savannah nod Jacksonville. Sleeping car* ran through *0 cad from ttaran- neh end AJbaar, and Jacksonville and Albany without change. 7.-00 4. M ... 7.-50 A. U ... wo r. h ... 5:30 F. k ...11:15 r. m ... 4.-00 r. m ... J *00 P. ■ — 80 p. ■ 6*30 A. ■ 9:00 a. x Pcnemxere from Karonrr Gainberiilo an 1 Crkiar Key - 'ndlua, 8Sippiifl. SIYMIUB MB SEW YORK. CABIN EXCURSION STEERAGE 1C Paseengers for Darien t- Pnraecgere from fiav ake this train, arriving Passengers leave Br rive at Savannah 9rf • Faaecugerf Isa ring including Sunday) o train for FSori in. FaoaEicgcrs from Flor-- at uejip with train arriving .. M. (dally Including Sunday). Connect at Albany with passenger u both ways on Berth western Railroad to and frezn Macon. Knfacla, Montgomery. Mobile, New Orleans, esc. Mall steamer leaves Bainbrldgs for Apalochf cola every Sunday and Thursday evoning; for Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday after noon. dooe connection at Jacksonville daily (flor- ■ " ~ " ' 8L rpHE magnificent steamahips of this Company 1 are appointed to sail as follows: CITY OF VIACOM, Captain Kunro*.SAT URDAY, January 1. 1881, at 6:30 p. u. CITY OF COLtHBOI. Captain Fishkr, WEDNESDAY. January 5, at 10:00 a. x. CITY OF AUGUSTA, Captain Kicks- sox. SATURDAY. January 8. at 12:30 p. x. GATE CITY, Captain Daogxtt, WEDNES DAY, January at 4 p. «. — -'tiehbCLs of lading given to Eastern and , < , -•'•bits and to porta of the United . ■ 1 ,r 't Vor l ABdfaterae*»b.L WN ^ jod Uurhta. 8.C., f r foot of Aberrom street •' mox savaxxaa roa flokida. Tuesday, November^ •at 8 m. Tuesday. December 7 at 9 ?. x. Tuesday. Dec«*m; ; at 6 r. a. Tuesday. Decembor *t 8 Mr. Tw»-l»r. December 39 at 6 p. m. Contacting at i ••rna for Waldo. Gainesvr and Key W«n. Clous oonneco^n for Erterpria.. r. l*odtajr* on the Upn. Trains on B. and A. R. R. leave Junction, go- leg ~ect, at 11:37 a. a, and for Brunswick a' 4XC p. at., daily, except Sunday. Through Tickets sold and Sloeping Car Berths secured at Bren’s Ticket Office. No. 22 Bull street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway 1‘aaeenger Depot. ACOOMy NATION TRAIN—EASTERN D ? - visioar. Leave S&mnnah, Snauay* erupted, at 7:00 a. m Leave M U»u^an, ** “ 9:40 a. x Leave Jorup *' 44 !2:30 p. m Leave Jila - shear M ** 3:05 p. m Arrive at Dnjxr . “ 44 7 KX* p. « Leave Dc out “ M 5:30 a. k Leave Bh olmhrM - “ 9:60 A. u Leave Je-.np M • IDOp.i Leave 2fdntoar ** " 3:06 p. g ArriT- at bavtr nah - ** 5:40 r. u W LTTER. Leave Dn^-^nt, Rond Leave v^-josta, Leave Quicnan, Arrive at ThomasriUe, Leave Thocnasvflie, Leave Camilla, Arrive at Albany, Leave Albany, Leave Camilla, Arrive at Thomaeville, Leave TncuiaevlUe, Leave Quitman, Leave Valdosta, Arrive at Dupont. J. 8. Ttsox, Master of Transportation. H. 8. HAINX8, mriS-tf General M:> -ager. DIVISION, •accepted, at 6:00 A. M 8:17 a. at 9:45 a. m 1^:00 k 2:30 p. u 5:23 P. M 7:15 p. at 6:30 a. h 8 :48 a. U 11:30 a.« 1:45 p. m 3:53 p. k 6:17 p. m :30 p. H c S“ e 3 -S Bd See 0nr no,ldaT Dl8plaT 1 Central & Southwestern :.\R'ds. Positive Facts & No Humbug o the at figure* to astonish every one. his stock of LACE and SILK TIES. FICHUS, LINEN.LAC* and SILK HANDKERCHIEF*, hi* immense stock of CORSETS. KID GLOVES, JEWELRY, rich and rare. For present* let everybody get a pair. bis DRESS GOODS in all grades est in Savannah. ap. 1 are the cheap- Clothing. Extraordinary Clearing Out Sale of the best made and best titling licady-Made Clothing in the State, at a re duction ot lO per cent., and far below the prices of any other establishment in the Sfate. We arc taking time by the forelock in making our An nual Clearing Out Sale, while our Stock is yet complete, and our assortment select in ail its branches. If you have the least idea of buying a tine Dress Suit, Business Suit, Overcoat, Hat, Shirt, Underwear, Ho siery, Etc., call on us early, and wo assure you that j oil’ll be pleased, both with our prices and the quality of our goods. SIMON MITCHELE, declSij&nlO 24 Whitaker Street (Lyons’ Block). Siougf ^arntswna ©ooas. PASSENGERS. Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick I and way 1 ladings -Hi’man 'iller, H M BaiJcv W P Smith, A E II tecs. L A Kim bull and lady,’ Joa I oreman, and dot k. 1 CONSIGNEES. lVrsteamship Wm Lawrerue, from Baltimore —G W Allen. Alien A L, 51 Bolev. Brandi & C J r rescan. B J Cub hedge, Chens C A Co Crawford & L. Jno A Douglass. M J Doyle (j IV.x. Mrs C Green. Florida strn. S Gueken- heirner d: Co. Graham A H, C L Gilbert <S: Co Win Hone & Co, Holt-orabe. G & Co. C Hopkins’ V Hanley. H S Ilaines. Lfppinan Bros. Jno Lyons, C Mcitz’er. Metallic B P Co. A J Miller A Co. Ja* O’Byrnes, Order notify V M Hull F Oldman. Planters Rice Mill. Palmer Bros Rieser A S, G H Renudiart, C D Rogers F j Kuclert, J It Reedy, nr David Clark, Solomon Bros, Solomons & Co. Jno Sullivan, E A Schwarz, C M & H W Tilton, Weed AC, h M A C W West, J B West Jt Co, C R R agt, S F & W Ky. Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick ami way laodings-W C Jackson A Co, Pea- ' cock, n A Co, Jno Flannery <i Co. J C Itiw- laud, M Y Ilendercon. I Epstein A Bro, E T Robert*. C L Jones, Williams A W. Davant J'’. J ,' V Lathrop A Co,W G Morrell. Graham A II. A lit n A L. Per Savannah. Florida and Wc*r*rn Rsfiwar December 80—Forde Office Williams A W. A T i y eAO, ^ k . H A Co, W C Jackson & 1 Co. L r Roberts. A H Champion, H Myers A R ros. W (»or«Ion A Co. W alter A H. C F Stubbs. F M Farley. W W Chisholm. Woods A Co. Cbas EB is, H xM Comer A Co, M Y Hender- r^’ ? r F? odbrt ^- M Maclean. Baldwin A J W Lathrop It Co^B^tlerI <U ^? I £‘ d 8toc,f of FURNITURE In Savannah, comprising EVERYTHING W f M Davidson, J B Ifeedy, R HabershanPs^c^ * found in a FIRS t-CLASS Furniture Store. Carpets laid and Furniture put up at the shortest A Co, Weed A C. A I-effier, Savannah Oil Ck>. Per OentraJ Railroau. Deceiw*»er 30-H Ml Comer A Co. Wilcox, G A Co, Jno Flannery A S 0 ’ English A II. I. .1 Guilmnrtin A Co, UW Woodbridge, Davant A W. J p Ham mond. W W Gordon A ( o. V M Parley, Chas I Eliis, Woods A Co. V. uiti r A H, Baldwin A Co Order. I CARPETS, CARPETS. INGRAIN, BRUS ENGLISH BRUSSEI^S, best BODY BRUS8ELS. Carpet* of every kind and description and at all prices. MATTINGS! | MATTINGS! We have in store a very large stock of MATTINGS, comprising all the latest styles and patterns. IXj OLOTH3, OIL CLOTHS. The best to be fonnJ In the market, at the lowest price*. WINDOW SHADES ami LACE CURTAINS. A beautiful assortment of these goods always on hand. PURKTITITRE! Hi* BLACK FILK at 75c. i* better than any dollar Silk feunu elsewhere. TOWELS and TABLE DAMASK cannot be equalled. TIDIES, LACE SPREADS and SHAMS. Alro DOLLS lor the little ones. In fact, the choicest selection of good*, too numerous to mention. Convince yourself at 152 BROUGHTON STREET. JACOB COHEN (gowmtMum SUwftauts. Eavzxnah. Qa.., Decern be- £2d. 1880. N and after SUNDAY, October 24th, 1*88. passessrer trains on the Contr. ’ rnd Houih- weetorn Railroads and branches m <« follows: TRAIN NO. 1.—GOING NORTH AND WEST. Leaves Savannah 9:20am Leaves Augusta. 9:30 a. a Arrive* at Augusta 4:45 p y Arrive* at Maocc €:45 p. m Leave* Macon for Atlanta .. . — 8:l5p. u Arrives at Atlanta 3:40 a. m Making clone connection at Atlanta with West ern and Atlantic and Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line for all point* Wwt and Ncrth. COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Lc-avea Atlanta 12 2 • a. * Arrlrea at Haoon 6:3) g. * Leave* Macon 7:vn a. x Arrive* at Miiledgevilie 9:41 a. x A mvea at Eaton ton II :30 a. Arrive* at Augusta 4:45 p. Arrive* at Savannah. 3:46 p. Leave* A^sr-wt* 9:30 *. _ Making ecnnecCou at Savannah with the Sa uinah, Florida and Western Railway for td point* in Florida. TRAIN NO 9—GOING NORTH AND TBTT. Leave* Savannah 7:30 v. Arrive* at An^cwta.... 6:40 a Leaves Augusta 3:30 p. Arrives at MlUed^rllle 9:44 a. Arrivcc at Katonton I’.-K} a. Arrives at Maoon 3.<Xi L**are* Maccn for Attend »-40 a Arrive* at Attenra 12;50 r. I<eave« Maccn for Albany and EuLuii* e 03 a. Arrlree at Eafaola. 4 33 p. Arrives at Albany 3:40 ?. L'-aves Macon for Oclumbn.* 9:25 a. Arrive* at Oolnzab** 3:15 f* . Trains on this echednia for Macon, a Ooiumbas. Eufania, Albany and Augr^.a iaily, making close ooaoasfio* at Auanto with Western and Afiandc and Atlanta end Char lotte Air-Line. At Rufczla with Montgomery and Euf^ula BaOwny; at Coiumbu* wirh West- . vnrmir £l .... . waBagroad; •* Aagml*«be CStarioia JOHN FLANNER1 & CO. S? lu f!' b: ‘ 1 „^ An*r«a BaBrosd and South ’ v 1 1 ” 1 1 ’ ”” A I Carolina Bailroed (oral)points North and East EnTanln train counsel at Fort Tnllay rcr Pi r dm'lr (r.rrcs>t B-cdtrl. and at Oothbert tor ort GaJnf~» dally (except ‘ undav. > Train on Blakely Extension rune daily. COMING SOUTH AND EAST. Leave* Atlanta 3T5 » Arrives at Mr con from Atlanta 6:55 p’ Leaves Albany r Leave* Eufaala .. 11:41 al Arrives at Ilacon from m.n.\ Aibacv.. 8 85 r L-avesOohuntaa :i -40 a. Arrives at Llocon froaa Columtet 5 ■ 10 « Leave* MiCon. 7-35 p Arrive* ai Augusta 5:40 a if Leires Augcsta. E:30p y Arrive* r.z Savannah 7*16 a a ™ forMmedgavffleandEatontoa wiU take trtuc No. 2 from Sa%fennah, and train No. ? from Maccn, which trair^ connect dail^ r^xcor-. Monday, for there rr.h'tr. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati via bacon, Atlanta and C iLclnnati Southern Railway on 7:30 p. m. train. W.W. GORDON & CO. | 1 * x. train. I>oca! tween fcavannan and Augusta. Maccn. and Savannah and Atlanta. Passengers from Southwestern Georgia can take either train from Macon to Augusta and make connection with Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washington without change G. A. WHirxHOAD, WILLIAM ROGERS, Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt , Savannah. hellman. F£RS^ SECOND CLASS SrESRAGE PASSAGE- oalin p-vssaoe to new yora - — PHTT^nEr^PHLA^ *3 » EXCURSION TICE STB TO PHILADEL PHIA AND RETU1U7 (GOOD FOR TP REE MONTHS PROM DATE OF TS*niV) — » C5 Through bill* lading given to all points and West, also to Liverpool by steamer* of the American Line, and to Antwerp by steamer* of the Red Star Line, sailing regularly from Phila delphia. THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP J XI IX I T A. Captain J. W. CATHARINE. W ILL leave Savannah on SATURDAY, January 1, 1361. at R&) a. tt. For freight or package, having super* accommodations, arr-dyto WM. HUNTER A SON. dec24 -td Asecnsn. FOR BOSTON DIKECT. CABIN PASSAGE STEERAGE PASSAAB... ..$16 OO .. 10 OO BostoM&ttd SojaLBBMh Stoa2Ks£Jp L!aa fc^MINOLE!, Capta ’I. K. HALLETT. WEDNESDAY, January 6, at 11:00 a. x. T HROUGH hT of lading given to New England m * ‘acturing citie*. Also, to Liverpool by tbo Cunard, Warren aud Ley land line*. The ehfp* of tA£ lice connect at theLr wharf with all raflrcad* leading out of Boston. RICHARDSON A BARNARD, Agents. F. NICKERSON & OO., Agents. Boston. decSa-tf Merchants’ and Minors' Trans portation Company. FOR BAXTIMORE. *♦*-»*»*■ JOHK FLANK EXT. jo ox l. jox:;eox. Cotton Factors — AXD— Commission Merchants, | NO. 8 KELLY’S BLOCK. BAY* STREET. Savannali, G-a. A gents for Jewell’s miixs yarns | and DOME8TICS, etc , etc. BAGGING AND TIES FOB SALE AT LOW EST MARKET RATF8. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL I BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO US. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CON- SIGNMENTS. *epl **hhc im mm ^ WX. W. GORDON. UKXRY BRJonOM. (Successor* to Tison A Gordon), Cotton Factors al Sleeping Care on ail night trains be- Savqnnart and Augusta. August and Commission Merchants, NO. 112 BAY ST.. 8A VANN AH, GA. LOANS MADE UPON SATISFACTORY AS SURANCE OF COTTON SHIPMENTS. VERY FULL ADVANCES MADE ON CON SIGNMENTS OF OOTTON. BAGGING AND TIES FURNISHED CUS TOMERS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE8. augSl-dAwtf J. C. Shaw, Gen. Trav. Agt. dec23tf W. F. 8HELLMAN, Bupt S. W. B. R., Maoon, Q». notic*, and all work gunrantoed. ALiXjE!]Nr «*? LINDSAY, 169 ANI) in BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH. ©rain and ^missuns. Oampaunr. I ENTERPRIS E MILLS, --PA6-SE ! SAU ^ SY & HARMON, PROPRIETORkS DkVKNOGE a CO. DeVKNOGC Jfc CO. DeVENOGE a CO. DRY VT5RZKNAY. DRY Y XBZKNaY. DRY VURZENAY. IHE PUREST WISE GRITS, MEAL, FEED, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HF, VEKZENAY - is a delicious light aim*, adapted to the palate of ladies or of persons who abstain from strong drink*. 10 AFTER ILL EFFECTS! Being of unsurpassed delicate taete and free of aoul erations, this Champagne ha* a ten dency to improve the appetite; it increases the digestive powers cf the stomach, and never causes nausea or morning he&d&rhe. Import er! direct and sold only by the sole agent, J. B. REEDY, c2S-tf Cor. Bay and Whitaker streets loarding and s£iwg ^tables. THOMAS F. GLEASON, liven and Boarding Stable. O PEN and CLOSE CARRIAGES, HORSES and BUGGIES to hire. Orders for Wed dings. Balls, Parties, Theatre, Railroads, Steamers and Funerals promptly attended to. 97 and 99 York street, between Drayton and — ■■ ■ — , Abercorn. none offering; clear rib sides, none offering; I Order* filled at all hours. nov26-F,M&Wtf A Y OFFICE, 109 BAY* STREET. novao tf AKrr> PROVISIONS MILL AND ELEVATOR, 8., F. A W. RAILWAY DEl*OT. Powder, FRED. JYT. HULL, AGENT AT SAVANNAH FOR THE HiZARH POWDER CWM. ALL ORDERS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FREE OF DRAY AGE. dec16-tf B. C. BiBB & SON, Iron Founders, Baltimore, Md. Munufurture a Desirable Line of Ilrating and Cooking Stoves, Including the Popular New Emerald Cook Both Plain and with Reservoir. A quick bsker, heavy and attractive, embodying all useful Lxuprovrmrnta. <U‘Sh»I for Catiilo^itc. *ep3-F,M&W52t JAS. >V. SCHLEY & CO., 172 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH GA., General Comra’n Merchants, OFFER: OAAA BUSHELS Choice Rust proof OATS 500 bushel* COW PEAS. 250 bale* Prime Timothy HAY. 300 bales Prime Northern HAY. 8,000 bushels CORN. 4.000 bushel* OATS. 40,000 pound* WHEAT BRAN. 12.000 pound* DRY' SALT SIDES. 20,000 pound* SMOKED SIDES. Al*o, MEAL GRITS. FLOUR, CRACKED I CORN and PORN EYES. lelR-tf L. F. NELSON & CO., 176 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. Oi„ Produce and Commission Merchants, PURE CIDERS and CIDER VINEGARS ■ specialty. dxcIS-tl Charleston & Savannah By. Co. OiTica Caakisorroy & Savaxxab Hr. Co., Savaitsah. Ga.. November 27, 1 idO. Coal. COAL. t’ltESH FROM TilE MINES. I ^XTRA quality Just arrived. Prepared _ j Preaaly for Family, Stove and Office use. Juttt the Coal (or Grates. Store* and Range*, i Prompt delivery, full and liberal weight. Orders by mail, telephone or given to our driver* will be filled at once. Knickerbocker Ice and Coal Co., covJttf 144 BAY 8TRKET. B'J. VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Going SortK. Leave Savannali 6:00 a x. and 4 10 r x. Arrive Charleetcn ...11:35 a. m. and 9 55 p* k Arrive Wilmington.. 7:44 p. w. ard 6 aO a’ x Arrive Weldon.. 1:42 a. at. and 12:40 r. u. Arrive Richmond... 4:57 a. at. aud 4*39 p m Arrive Washington. 9:17 a. m. and 9 25 P ‘ Arrive Baltimore...li:(XJ x and li ra p' Arrive Philadelphia. 3:55 p. u. and 3:25 a’ x Arrive New York . 5:20 p. w. and 6:50 a. at Arrive New York (vi* ^ ■ Limited Express).. 3:30 p. at. Coming South. Le«Te Charleston. 6t. M . and 4:t0 p „ Arrive Savannah... 12^) r. m. and 10:40 p. r. On 4:10 p. m. train from Savannah through Pullman Sleepers to New York without change. VIA MAGNOLIA ROUTE. Le*ve8ATannnn.4:10p. at.. 6:0Ca x Ar’ve Port Royal 9:40r. a. Arrive Augunta . 2:33 p x Arrive New Y'ork. 6:30 al at' Leave Augusta l -45p m * Arrive Savannah. io : 40 p. m ,’ . ou a. a The 9 p m. train from Savannah to Augusta has no ether accommodation than the Through Sleaper, ard ticket* must be purchased at Bren s office, not at depot. Night trains between Savannah and Augusta are provided with Through Sleepers, and make close connection with C, C & A. R. R and with Georgia Railroad for the West. Ticket* and Sieeoing Bertha at Bren'a, 22 Bud street, and at Depot D _ „ C. 8 GADSDEN, Pup’t. 8. C. Botutom. G. T. A. decS-tf 9.-00 p. m 7:19 a. x 3 :20 p. m 10:45 y. a :30 a. m «tie 3UU. THE PtANTER,’ RICE MILL COMPANY A NNOUNCE their Mill finished and prepared to compete successfully with any mill in the country, being provided with the neweat and most improved machinery, enabling- them to do the beet possible work. Their store house is a complete success in every particu lar, having f.icilines possessed by no other mill for the care and preservation of rough nee. Planter* and others having rice to pound are requested to v sit the mill and storehouse and examine for themselves. W. P. CARMICHAEL President. GEO. J. MILLS, Secretary and Treasurer. novSWAvim tfirflirittsl. A POSITIVE CURE Without medicines, Allan’s Soluble dedicated Bougies. Patented Oct. 16. 1876. One box. No. 1 will cure any case in four days or less. No. 2 will cure the most obstinate case, no matter of how long standing. No nauseous doses of cubebs, copaiba, or oil of sandalwood, that are certain to produoe dyspepsia by destroying the coatings of the stomach. Prioe $1 50. Bold by all druggists, or mailed onreoeiptof price. For further particulars send for circulars. J. C. ALLAN A OO . P. O. Box 1583 83 John st., New York. dec!0-F,M£W6m Jriottfs. CABIN PASSAGE RWV»*n riA BIN EXCURSION .»15 00 . 12 *0 . 23 00 The vreamaliips of the Merchant* and Miner* Transportation Company are appointed to sail ae follows: WM. LAWRENCE, Captain J. & MARCH. Jr., SATURDAY. January 1st, at 8:00 a. m. GEO. APP OLD, Captain W LO VELA SB, THURSDAY, January 6th, at 11:00 a. at. Through bills lading given to oil points Wee , all the manufacturing towns In New England, end to Liverpool and Bremen. Thronga pot- aenger tldksks issued to hit tab irg. Cincinnati, Chicago and aU: point* W«a end Northwest. JAS. B. WEST A no.. Agents, dec‘13 -tf ' Soa Islanu Georgia amTHci^ STEAMBOAT CJA-p... ' The New E..... a “ • STEAMER FLORTn PXPRE SLY built f - . -'-Ulij M.J log superb pv, on and after SATURDw ~ v ' isav^ Sav nnah f. .r Fl • ‘ THURSDAY and SCI at 4o’clock, from wharf ’x,.‘ [ , •’ STEAMER DAV* i? } CLAf Every MONDAY and THn *OVX8 at i o'clock, for hoy, Darit-a, bt. himo * J connecting with the Hn :; Railroad for all pein'a oa nr.-tlon* made a: Ferair ‘ Rsilroad for Jackson.. , John's river, and for W, Galuesvill*-, Cedar K . r van*. New Orleans e »U eroom* and tickr General Office tf LLV Bull and Bryan rtr»« J. N. HARFTMav „ WM. F. BARRY (S’. G. LEVE, G. p. a. ,bci Pr ALj~ REGULAR L 7 ^ St. Cathar ne’s, Dobor r.i Island,_ Darien, 8t Sim”!.® 3 Sat Ula and fjandinerg Kiv<r. The Steamer < cntennial. Capt. WM. a izxo, ’ \\/ ILL leave for above or:,--., . . ▼▼ Day a. : Shippers are particularly “ V ^ : . height on wharf before t; ' J, « Agent at Darien. C. M. QU kiVauje at Brunswick, UTTU-FIEi . ‘ j p T’Tfitv'» Begu’ar Ttiroug?) Fre^: Line, WTEAMER CUMBER I. ANP < * ’ OOX, will take feel it for A itamaha, Oconee and Ocrr ■ , ing at tt. Catharines, Lobov an.i ha making regular weekly trie«. Freight for points'..I Ait.--. ^ ^Vrunlg-’e rivers must l«e PaTi*^ c i«-ig t received at any rimr . _ T ‘JjZ d c4im j. y chkc . F* r Augusta and Wav i. a*w;w, 114 Bav street. NEW YORK AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM. The first class steamer* of this line, AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, 8CH1EDAM. p. CALAND. W. A. SCHOLTEN, MAAS, leave Company's pier, Jersey City, regularly Wednesilaya First Cabin $60—$70. Second Cab?n $45 -$50. 8teerage $26. mZxS&baBSitt. Agrn “ of OCEAS 8AME RATES TO AMSTERDAM AND ROT TERDAM. H. CAZAIJX, General Agent, 27 South William street. New York. jan21-6m — jan.f eb.mh.ap.no vAdec Sffiarhinrrg. &r. STEAMER ca captain gu^:: H AVING been thoroughly ortrr leave Kelly’* wharf c: - t EVENING at 5 o'clock. Fo.*r .'h* ®ppiy to H. 71. rOTJER a CO., J ; ie2o-tf Far Augusta and W-y i: l wwi ar.iE, 8TEAMEK KATIE, Oapk a CAB A YX71LL loars Padelford’e wh*rf evi-j ▼ ▼ DAY EVENING at 6 o.’rXto points. For freight or para: • .t; r .~ to JOHN LA ••TON. .*u_ OQ^a on wharf. J. W. TYNAN, Florida, Naaaau, Matanraa THIRST-CLASS steam.^ipK f - -v . JU Steamship Co. will leave fror* FrrtinJ on January 2, 16 and 3\ and Berti-a. T thereafter for Nassau. N. I’. and H&ua Cuba. Savannah to Nas^a State room accommoda: ions and ticket:.' had only at LEVE A ALDL." 3 '.our Offices*, corner Bull and Brvan -t- C H. MALLORY & CO LE *E A . LIZ’- dec!3-tf Ura. loss. Are ENGINEER AKO MACHINIST, Cor. West Broad aud Indian Streets, repairs all kinds of Machinery, Boilers, Etc Wm. Kejioe & Co. I RON and Bras* Cast ings. Architectural Iron Work for buildings. Iron Railings, Plow Cast ings, etc. •* prove th^se mill* to be suited ! the 1 ' — —A.MD- A SPECIALTY. Our large sale* to the want* of the planters. Tbev are made with hefivy wrought iron abaft* ai.d foils ot beet charcoal j ig iron. They are sold a* low a* any mill on the market, and are guaranteed for one C ar. Send for our price list. All orders will ve prompt attention WM. KEHOE A OO.. East End of Broughton Savannah (Ja. aepft-F.TuAwtf 3Rotds. Tlie larslaii House A Laree stock and great Tarietj of COOkIMJ and HEATING ST0TES, WHICH I AM SELLING AT LOW PRICES. CORMACK HOPKINS, sep21-tf 137 BROUGHTON STREET. WITH SPACIOUS VESTIBULE, KZTZR8TPE AND Elegant Verandah, Affording ladles a fine view of the promenade, Airy and Weil Ventilated Rooms AND UNRIVALED TABLE IS PAR EXCELLENCE THE leading Hotel of Savannah JOHN BHE8NAK, $&UUiunj (Poods. 4?or tftartr. FOR LIVERPOOL. fJ^HE A1 Norwegian bark MERCUR, . - Captain Faivoicr. emS having a Urge portion of her cargo •. will have dispatch. For balance of freight room apply to decS tf A. FULL ASTON 4 Ca Ratals, g?ils, Lt. ANDREW 4IAXLET. PAINTS, OILS, GLAS i EvO Railroad. Steamboat, Ship ■ Mil! Suppli=3. DOORS. SASHES. BUN 7 TRIMMINGS, ETC. IJ- HAIR AND C® House, Sfgn and Deco: No. 6 Whitaker street tcu *rp£5-rf »Ftiitef. (Eafiibliabrd 18-' Steamboat and lili TUCK'S PISTON PA ASBESTOS P1ST< >NJ*Ar ASBESTOS BOAKD^Al GUM PACKING. ITALIAN HEM}’ PAC.-L* KAGLE Packing. soap stone pack::: . OLIVER’S PAINT AND JIL STORE NO. 5 WHITAKER aT!'_^T. m 7-tf — CHRIS. MURPHY. C3STABLISKEI ’. A-.) House, Sign, Fresro t. l&J PA IN' RAILROAD, MILL <■ puel?. paints, oii-s. WISHES. BRUSHES, M ING and ENGINE O’ AXLE GREASE, LADD 142 St Jaitaa and H, REPRE8ENTD BY J wSCw^, TY - ATLANTA, GA. JOHN ft. BUaL- i« n-*i 3 s White I^ad, Oils. Colors j - HOUSE AND SIGN F p COLK A^vnt for th» GECF -:.3 > CDS ED PLAS1 ER. C3SMK. ■_*>• ? X3& PLASTER. -«c. 8ofe A^rn! C^» £ CO'S PURE PREPARE.’; ; 1; hundrei dollar* gnaranteej^ - *7; j c~2J tains neither water or ben- - ^UATMifreJ Paint jn tti‘ wal ^ 1.19-t.f Nn g Drarton —— JIADEMOISEttE 251SW? Y'oiyjg Ladies a ing; daily Lectr montn*. 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